Barlow School - View Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

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Kim is rather a Byronic character, he can be standing in the shower covered with suds, and with his vivid imagination, he invisions himself in a tropical rainstorm, attired in a flapping cape with windblown look. He will easily fall into a state of melancholy or ecstasy over a line of poetry. He is an extremely sen- sitive and perceptive person. lf seized by a silly mood, he can toss away all the trappings of adulthood, and giggle for hours. His fascination with every facet of life will leave very little he encounters unexamined and uninterpreted. Kim is anxious to taste every piece of life about him, and his natural curiosity will keep him from the ennuie of everyday life, wherever he is.

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The entranceof Kathy Weill into any classroom, sport or ac- tivity guarantees an entertaining t i m e. Swinging a bookbag laden with goodies, ranging from assorted color pens to dough- nuts, she will add a crazy flavor of fun to whatever her situation. When totally giddy, she can disrupt a rest- less class with a little nutty ioke. She laughs at herself and with you, her brief spans of self-consciousness a r e usually satirical and end with a wistful sigh and a smile. Should you venture into her room, you will find her bric-a-brac exemplary of her in- terests. Her collection of books, seldom read, but so often glanced through, display a keen interest in litera- ture. Her Mexican yarns and bottles of cologne are t y p i c al Weillian colors and scents in this pleasant den. Her generosity with chatter or Swiss choco- lates is most agreeable to all of us. Kathy is simply the best of friends to have. kathryn rose weill

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Jane is a lady. Her refined man- ners and self-respect flatter any- one in her presence. But beneath that veneer lies a deeply senti- mental soul. Her loyalty and thoughtfulness persists with any relationship she has, whether or not the compliment of her friend- ship is returned. Her dry sense of humor and contagious laugh re- jects any foul mood, and more than often, she is the ring-leader of a tunafish-eating marathon or a general ioking session. In dance, Jane has wonderful ability and resource, which she is always trying to develop and ex- periment with. She has equal in- sight and imagination in class- work. Whether you come in contact with Jane in dormlife, in a dance activity or iust in passing on the hill, you are usually fascinated by her enthusiasm for what's going on around her.